Well, he has some decent stuff, maybe they can fix him.
At 25 years old, Allgeyer currently finds himself as the organization’s 30th ranked prospect, with a mid-90’s fastball and a changeup that keeps hitters off-balance, roughly 10 mph less than his primary pitch. He also features a slider in his arsenal
But this past summer, Allgeyer experienced a velocity bump, going from 89-91 mph to touching 95 and sitting 92-93, thanks in part to the focus he was able to put into it during the pandemic. Previously, he was seen as an athletic pitcher who showed control and pitchability, but nothing close to the stuff he started to show in 2020.
2021 OUTLOOK: Described as one of the hardest workers in the system, the stuff playing up last year makes him one of the arms to watch early on when minor-league games start. If the velocity bump stabilizes and he comes out touching mid-90s from the left side again, the Jays might have an eventual No. 4 starter on their hands.